Remember that *beep* abortion worker who tossed a live baby in a biohazard bag and suffocated her? I mentioned it in Christian Thinking Bad Thoughts.
Belkis Gonzalez was arrested yesterday for “practicing medicine without a license” and other charges. Instead of trying to save the baby, she did her job and continued the process. Don’t miss this: killing a baby is considered practicing medicine. Anyway, the woman who scheduled her unborn child’s death sued the clinic for — get this — wrongful death. Women suing abortion clinics for killing babies raises all sorts of implications. Abortion clinics exist for the purpose of killing babies. So when a clinic kills a baby, the mother can sue the clinic for killing her baby?
The woman suing says her baby was murdered. As I wrote in the earlier post, tearing a baby to pieces, vacuuming her out of the womb, and rinsing her down a sink isn’t murder, but dumping a baby who survived the killing is murder. Pro-child killing types see a distinction in this scenario that I don’t. Whether in the womb or outside it, the baby is a living creature, a human being God knitted together. Snuffing out that life, even if the baby isn’t viable outside the womb at that point, is the killing of an innocent and should be punishable by law.
Oh, wait…it is punishable by law. God’s law.
